​Donnie McClurkin, Tyler Perry, and Michael Tait — celebrity Christians accused of sexually preying on other men​

Gospel music icon and pastor Donnie McClurkin is facing public scrutiny after a civil lawsuit was filed alleging years-long sexual abuse. This comes just months after other prominent Christian figures, including movie mogul Tyler Perry and CCM....

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​Christian singer Stacie Orrico sues former manager, alleging sexual abuse​

Christian music singer Stacie Joy Orrico has filed a lawsuit, accusing her ex-manager Britt Ham of sexually abusing her as a minor. She also claimed the music industry failed to protect her during events in California. The complaint, filed in...

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​The closure of the world's oldest monastery​

At the foot of Mount Sinai, in the shadow of the place where the Old Testament recounts that Moses received the Ten Commandments from God, there rests one of the most enduring monuments of Christian faith: the Monastery of St. Catherine....

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​Black internet reacts to Yolanda Adams finally calling out homophobia in the Black church​

Gospel singer Yolanda Adams is once again stirring up conversation in the church world thanks to an all-new interview. In it, she discussed the Black church and the homophobia that’s often displayed and trust us when we say…

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​Macklin Good’s wife responds to shooting: ‘We need to show them a better way’​

The wife of a Minnesota woman fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Minneapolis on Wednesday has spoken publicly for the first time, calling on people to uplift each other as her partner did. “Renee....

​Amy Grant’s new song channels Woodstock spirit with timely message​

Amy Grant’s latest single, The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm), revives the spirit of Woodstock while urging modern reflection on unrest. The folk-pop track, released on the date named in its title, marks Grant’s first wave of original music in over a...

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​Early educators are going hungry: Why this crisis demands urgent action​

Hunger among early childhood educators is surging, according to new findings from Stanford’s Center on Early Childhood. In June, 58% of providers reported experiencing food insecurity, marking a dramatic rise from previous years. This....

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​New Ravi Zacharias Library reopens wounds in Evangelical circles​

More than five years after sexual abuse allegations surfaced against apologist Ravi Zacharias, over 160 of his recorded talks and lectures are being sold online. The newly launched Ravi Zacharias Library, run by family members, offers audio....

​Five takeaways from Pope Leo’s first ‘state of the world’ address​

Pope Leo XIV delivered his first annual address to the Vatican diplomatic corps on Jan. 9, setting out his diplomatic priorities for the year. The address, traditionally given at the start of the year, is often described as a papal “state of the world”...

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​Moses Always Knew He Was a Hebrew—and So Did Everyone Else​

In Cecil B. DeMille’s Ten Commandments (1956), a servant named Memnet tells Nefretiri, Moses’ Egyptian love interest—it’s a Hollywood movie after all!—that Moses is actually a Hebrew: He was born of Hebrew slaves—your king, Moses....

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​Will the U.S. Church Be Silent on Venezuela?​

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God (Matthew 5:9). As followers of Jesus, this beatitude from the Sermon on the Mount offers a moral compass for how we treat our neighbors, including those in other nations. Jesus....

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​What Do Miniature Codices Tell Us About Early Christianity? #4​

Before the holiday season kicked in, I began a new 5-part series exploring what the phenomenon of miniature codices teaches us about the early Christian movement. This series is designed to draw out some practical implications (for a lay....

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​Why There Is No Tribe of Joseph: Ephraim & Manasseh Explained​

When people first hear the phrase tribe of Joseph, they usually picture a nice, neat twelfth slice of Israel’s family tree. Then they open their Bible and realize Joseph isn’t listed as a tribe in most places. Ephraim shows up. Manasseh shows up....

​This creature transforms to 'look and smell' like bird poop to evade predators. It's a new species​

If there is one thing most people wouldn’t want to stumble across in the forests of the Philippines, a giant spider would probably be one of them. But a pile of bird droppings probably wouldn’t be far behind. And one scientist appeared to come...

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​An Uber Driver Stayed by His Side When He Was Alone in the ER. 7 Years Later, They're Still Friends​

Seven years ago, a college senior named Joey Romano was skateboarding near the University of Texas at Austin when he swerved to avoid a car and slammed into a ditch, breaking his wrist. Romano made a choice that would change his life...

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